John Luetkemeyer

Member since: Jan 19th, 2006

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Download Squad	6 Comments
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McAfee shoots itself in the enterprise foot (Download Squad)

Apr 21st 2010 10:30PM Yes, I am looking at other solutions as soon as this fubar is fixed... This is beyond stupidity on McAfee's part.

What was your first computer? (Download Squad)

Dec 31st 2009 8:27PM Mom and Pop shop built 486DX @ 66MHz, 8MB of ram, 540MB hard drive, no sound card, no dvd drive, DOS w/ Windows 3.1 on top.

Had to use a custom boot disk to run Duke Nukem 3d (after we added a Multi Media bundle with CDRom and Sound Blaster 16!)

Nine Inch Nails does the Radiohead thing: Free(ish) music downloads (Download Squad)

Mar 4th 2008 12:31PM I bought mine yesterday and had to wait till today. If your link isnt working, email them. I'm sure they will get you your music.

In fact, I downloaded mine this morning at >1000kbps (gotta love the work internet speed)

Deeply sad news: world of blogging has lost a great writer & friend (Download Squad)

Dec 10th 2007 9:44AM Rest in peace, my thoughts go out to all of Marc's family and friends.

U.S. act would make spyware legal (Download Squad)

Jun 13th 2007 9:13PM Looks like I will just have to use a locked down linux box to be able to rip my music off the CD and transcode it into MP3 so I can play it wherever I want.

When will they learn, they are just pissing us off?

Texas DOT could institute SPECS-style speed cameras (Engadget)

Jun 13th 2007 9:07PM Good god. We need a change of government in Texas, first this bullshit about the tollway in dallas (Which used to be a STATE HIGHWAY, paid for with tax dollars) now they want to put this crap up to get more cash?

Eh, whatever, my radar detector will go off, I'll slow down and go through, then I will speed the F back up, thank you.

To whoever it was comparing driving and murder... You have issues. Driving under the influence maybe, but not speeding. I would say going too slow can be just as dangerous, if not more dangerous on highways than speeding over the limit by 5-10mph